Imagine trying to work on a computer that is just a few feet away, but it feels like it is on the other side of the world. Every mouse click, every keystroke, has a frustrating delay. This is a common problem for many people using remote desktop tools on Mac and Linux systems.

Yet, if you use a Windows computer, connecting remotely often feels instant, even when the computer is thousands of miles away. This striking difference has puzzled tech-savvy individuals for years, leading to a lingering question: why isn't there a smooth, fast remote desktop solution for Mac and Linux, like Windows has?